From a rugged travel bag to a minimalist necklace
The Valet. team is constantly scouring shops and the web to find the latest and greatest items from the worlds of fashion, footwear and gear. Here, the editors have assembled their latest finds—the items we deem worthy of your hard-earned money. Browse away, treat yourself to something and start the week off right.
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Saturdays and Dickies have proved to be a pretty solid unit. The two bands have teamed up before to reimagine both skatewear and workwear silhouettes. For the latest capsule collection, the focus is on bottoms, and these wide-leg pants are definitely the standout for us. Cut from a structured cotton-blend fabric, they've got wide belt loops and elasticized sides (to ensure a comfortable fit), plus pleats and perma-creases.
875 slack,
$195 by Saturdays x Dickies
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We like the modern, relaxed vibe of this shirt. The 3sixteen design team modeled it after vintage mechanic zip shirts. Then they modernized the fit—slightly boxy with wide sleeves—and cut it from a breathable, lightweight nylon/cotton blend fabric. This would look cool under a jacket or just on its own with some shorts.
Nylon short-sleeve shirt,
$198 by 3sixteen
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We should all aspire to travel like writer and outdoorsman David Coggins. And now, thanks to his new collaboration with Ghurka, we can. Coggins worked with the brand to reimagine their best-selling market tote. A leather flap extends from the front panel and secures to the back with a three-button closure, concealing the bag's contents and offering a built-in zip pocket for added organization. Handcrafted in the U.S. from water-repellent cotton twill and trimmed in durable textured leather, the bag makes for an understated companion for a life in motion.
Field tote,
$895 by Ghurka
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It's breezy shirt season. And it doesn't get much breezier than linen. Abercrombie makes a really reliable version that's currently on sale. Available in eight colorways, they come in a modern cropped length with a boxy, relaxed fit. Which, let's be honest, is exactly what you want if you're planning to wear them with washed denim, baggy chinos and shorts.
Cropped linen shirt,
$80 / $68 (w/code MYAF15 ) by Abercrombie & Fitch
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When you wear less layers, you need some jewelry. Neighborhood's chain necklace is one of the best options for a minimalist chain that won't blend into the background. The chain's links are slightly oversized and are secured with a unique hook clasp that makes getting it on and off much easier than ones you have to pinch.
Chain necklace,
$390 by Neighborhood
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